The phrase "active collaboration between" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The success of our project was due to the active collaboration between the marketing and design teams.
The new curriculum recognises that training can benefit from alternating training periods in both university and general hospitals, and from an active collaboration between centres in regional educational activities.
Her paintings work only as an active collaboration between artist and viewer.
"How the United States and South Korea would respond to the Chinese intervention but we hope that behind the scenes there is active collaboration between Seoul and Beijing to talk about possible scenarios but we don't have concrete evidence to back up that notion," he went on to say.
The Cloud is a suitable platform for highly resource intensive applications for active collaboration between different applications.
Increasing predictability of animal models of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has required active collaboration between clinical and preclinical scientists.
Battery is not a big issue for vehicles, which opens the door for more active collaboration between cars and end-users.
Some consumer groups have stressed the importance of active collaborations between health consumer organisations and the pharmaceutical industry [ 42].
The limited success is a result of different reasons including limitations of the current protein quantitative methods (discussed below) and the lack of more active collaborations between proteomic and clinical committees [2,5].
"We wanted to send a signal to the community that active collaboration [between academics and patients] is a vital part of high-quality research," Staniszewska says.
Because discontinuity of care increases the risk of drop-out and a negative course of the psychiatric illness (with possible suicide as the extreme negative outcome), Collaborative Care demands pro-active collaboration between all partners to minimize this discontinuity of care.
To support this type of analysis, active collaboration is required between personnel from different disciplines such as epidemiology, demography, anthropology, meteorology, sociology and engineering in natural disaster-related research (Noji 1997; Allen and Katz 2010).
